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your busim lore busimm tenth of tht. D we 6Ver did me “In? bs ass I pas, Boas 6 show Ruff in lb. Mink, iand Ger- l J ust the Lose cool ‘eeve. L569 ire up-to- Lined mg, I i; of those L a die s' 1d Coats. sl and IS , another pssl d, You h, Pequegnat. 41le “H 'A L li IYNS. MMEI, [It ll ing bought the nu from N PPqueg- limit), please take "I. " all accounts rt' In»! within 30 t" _ iwsictorily get. vrd, Ul AuVERTISERS l V tuiter'.4 oyti Md: rrluuy ulunuuuu N minutes after. He wt" ml to Inner drinking, _ " l f motion was given " t li'.,' of the Stratford School _ is. thy Kindergarten in .sltlt the public schools in The Kindergsrten vu too was nat as well pntronized to be. A report was read known as the "halt time" curri'u U" 5n the schools ot In a"! Waterloo in this tv ttt If! mi Mm are caused by de- clrt and /r,an be cured L'Imult Henry Knell, Human, Uerlm, where '1;'- {um-at stock of spec- (‘nunty from '25 cts up; , tmtvd free. _ oconir.ed a male glee Ir-six members were en- titst meeting. The objecu new public engagements m their tastes and afford a v-u-ning of protitable and I‘lstiuu in music. 3» \nu W811 [135 th uuw b" prr day. Mia-3 an: the finest we llasemlug. and straw at Htsen- KL [hr G. T. It, track. ' . . I no [ram IN ate-loo will mucvrt in E'mira this Jt 1.1 u ck ma, MTV. we. IIs WI of tlw Poor House k carlmlic acid in a cell int Friday afternoon titionat Radial Railway notice in the Canada "ill, appiy for an act to *‘ph branch to a pointon hrouqh wemusion,Dut- t uti~tiul with your :p'r. then get a trial \hyov of Galt, who tli, for some weeks, Irougn " Clllukluu,uu- and that it will extend much to Goderich. ...'.u (hm rnment at the lun Council has con. uh L sc'reet letter box wu of Galt. Eight letter “wed in different parts .M. with the boxes at 7. ng,wi'rl give the town mm y tlrt famous Beaver "rr sure the word plug. So'xl by J, r and Murller are 1 an the Hospital 1m left at this office vv'rdvy' noon. The Cl (411 to Lyle to hunt or "o,iwginriing on sportiryg.Chuy all Tuvrk while near {I'm Sunday morn- t' .\'vw Jerusalem Ming spell and fell imir. Heisbetter, (HIV soon be around ht be left not late Famed Advertise- , not») Wednesday NV well has a flow tt Wm 'ind de. 011:1)me lowing “I dam-i: Th Pu... E. Sagan; Ptnideattt W. .3531 lot. Vice-Pm. Alf. Snyder; - Prat, o. Rumpol; My-Tm, W. Armstrdng; Owning Ed. Sap. BIG Gtmts.'--A Benin daily he I item in a recent issue ot the 'iaiiiti two big gun- from King-ton weighi 50,000 pounds . piece I I 1 One ot-tter monsters will be plwed on the isleniin the park And the other on the which“. There is just tb pouibility that ire island will sink under the weight of its wanna?- burden. ' ' Norrcm-. Unwrupulous merchant: in Berlin and Waterloo no pretending to sell our goods. Parties (leaking them call ba Ores-man & Bullmsn and Giller & Bowman, sole agent: in these towns. The report circulated that we work in shoddy 3nd inferior stock is false. We guarantee nll pure. Try them. Baden Woollen Mills, H. M. BrtcuAcuErt.-l6-3t. LADY I)orrort.-ip,,rattortn first lady medical practitioner is Miss Daisy Macklin, who after u ereditahle career as a. student, has commenced the prac- tice of her profession in this city, locat- ing in the Oddfellows’ Block, over Scarifs bookstore. Dr. Daisy Macklin is a daughter of Mr.Maeklin, dry goods merchant, and is s decidedly clever young lady. No doubt a field foralady practitioner exists here and that she may till it with success and advantage to her must be the general wish.-. Herald. Trw, Hummus: ENTERTxrssHm'rc-- The tirst anniversary of the Harmonie Singing Society was held in the Lieder. tafel Hall on Thursday awning last, and wns very largely patronized, stand- _ mg room bring at a premium. The programme included two Operettas. "Der Trompeter von Krsechzingen” and "Der Froischuetz von Camerum" The performers, Misses Rothaermel, Rockel and Holtzwsrth, and Messrs. Froehlich, Rittershmss, Conrad, Sturm, Ritz and' Rockel acquit» ted themselves in a. highly _ creditable msnner, the acting throughout being above the avenge of amateurs'. After the programme the evening was spent in a pleasant social 1 dance to the music of 2eiler's orchestra. A union Thanksgiving Service will! beheld in the Waterloo Presbyterian church this (Thursday) forenoon at. 11 l, o'clock. The Rev. J, McNair will preaeh.--At Berlin a union service will be held in the Trinity Church at 11 o'clock, a.m. The Rev. S R Knechtel of Zion Church will preach. Collection in aid ot the Y. M. C. A.--A sermon will be preached in the Old Mennonite church, Berlin, on Thursday morning at. 10 o'clock by Rev. Mr. Muma of Indiana. All are cordially invited.-- A Thanksgiving Service will be held in St. John', Lutheran church .to-day at 10 30 o'2lock. Ros: Mr. Burmester, pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran church, Berlin, has been asked for his resignation, the con- gregation not feeling able to raise the amount M bis stipend. He will remain at least until Dee. 1st, and receive salnry until Feb. let, Tuesday the pupils of the Waterloo} Central and Separate School made their I contribution towards the Hoipital, Miss Duncan begs to acknowledge with thanks the following donations l WATERLOO CENTRAL SCHOOL -.'?3, bunches celery, 12 baskets apples, 3 baskets carrots, 3 baskets onions, 1 I basket parsnips, 1 basket radishes. Ill bugs potato’s, ll, bushels turnips, 3 pumpkins, 8 vegetable marrows, 1 tin corn, 1 tin salmon, 1 jar Chili sauce, 6 jars preserves, 2 lbs butter, 6 doz. eggs, 7 lbs lard, 1 lb tea, 1 th rice, lcake soap. WATERLOO SEPARATE SCHOOL. - Il bags potatoes. 1 lb butter, 1 basket beets, 1 basket onions, 1 basket turnips, 1 basket carrots, 1 basket apples, 2 basket tomatoes, 3 dos. eggs, 2 veget- able marrows, i; lb tea. Boys' Overcoats, regular $4.00, for 83; Boys' Baits, regular $2.50, for 82; Boys' odd Pants, good quality, regular 81 and $1.25, for 750', Bor' grey lamb Caps, regular $2.75, for $1.99. . V _ , °--‘-- 1nn- Mnn’n uapa, lrguwu V_..v, -VV _ . Men's grey wool Socks, 10c; Men’s Overalls " Mc, worth 900; Mesh Car. digan Jackets, 75c.worth $1.25; Men's Shirts and Drawers, 400 each ', Men's Salome Oops, worth 81, for 7 " Remember that Saturday u Bargain Day, and if you wont to buy cheop, come to Alive Woollud’l on Sum-d”, Nrv. 23rd, and get your shots. Boys' Clothing will be oftired n. grad] ‘re- dwid p%tess.-iW. J. Woomnn. Wal. per Block. i _ -...TTte TiomMJqN' a", - -- -_i_"e" ' Tanks mucking mixture com more than any othor pats). tir on getting" the genuine Tom Pty' by LNG THANKSGIVIVG SERVICES. Hospital Donations The Churches. Saturday Bargain Okpuii, Ed. a.” l if: in the 60ch 1illerttm 'imret.. Mr. George gum ha 09w, upon an “Home“ a oohool' (that n‘Morden, Mun. _He tiiiiit3, f Au new tUld of labor a the begin in; M thin week. Mul, Nora Gibeon, the talented e10 outiodbt, Berlin, ha been engaged to moist It 8t.Andh"rs' concert at Guelph. Station Bacon: Mm. Mayer, wife of Rob. l, M. Mayer, pater of t the Evunielicel church, inseriouuly ill with typhoid fever. She is at the city hoe. pital. ' Mr. II. J. Sims, Toronto, spent I few (by: with his friend, Mr. J. S. Lockie, during the put week. Mn P. Living-on of Lintowel has been appointed junior clerk of the Bank of Hummer), Berlin, Mr. Fred Boehmer bwiug been promoted. Mea. Meuchlan sud childten. ol Brantford spent) Sunday " the Metho- dist Parsonage. Misses Lens and Gertrude Unger 'Tent Sundsy with relatives in Lin. Mr. Fred Rose who had been the guest ot Robert Moore since Friday, left for his home in Toronto On Tues. dey morning. _ », Mr. and Mrs. Geo Randall have left for Clifton Springs, N. Y., where it is their intention to spend a few weeks. . Miss Moore entertained the members of the Young People’s Pedro Club on Tuesday evening. It was wound up by a quiet hop. , F Mr. Wm. Snider, President of the Canadian Millera' Association, went to Hamilton on Tuesday to be present at the meeting held there on that date. Mr.J .R.Burkholder, Canada, Marion (30., Kansas, gave the Chronicle otfiee a friendly call yesterday morning. He visited friends in Waterloo Cu. and in other points of Ontario for the past four weeks and started for bis western home yesterday afternoon. A meeting of the Board of Trade was held on Friday evening at the call of the President The meeting was fairly well attended. Mr. A. B. McBride was elected secretary to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mr.Geo.Hutchi- son. The President and the Secretary were appointed a committee to prepare a suitable resolution of condolence to the widow of the late Secretary. The report of the Special Committee appointed to confer with the Waterloo Water Works Co. re the purchase of thepresent plant was presented by Mayor Snyder. The committee got two estimates prepared (a) of the cost of the prement plant in 1895 and (b) of the cost of a similar plant in 1889. As there was some doubt as to the mean- ing of the Act under which the agree- ment between the Town and the Com- pany was made, the committee was in- structed to obtain the opinion of some good legal authority on the matter. - " . . 3) A- ALA T., 5w"- ""'"Pe' â€" . The matter of giving aid to the In- ternational Radial Railway was ditr cussed at some length but no action was recommended. A resolution was passed recom- mending the issue of-debenturea for Park improvement purposes, to the ex- tent of $5,000. The Board has in view the construction of a suitable pavilion and other improvements. A shooting match for live birds, tur- keys, ducks and geese, was held last Thursday on Mr. Seagram’s farm by H. B.Duerihg,proprietor of the City Hotel. The following are scores made c--- Geo. Bruce..... A. G. Hobbipk. . Rr.usrahtui.. . . Dr. Carver. .... Geo. Bryet Dr. CaFVEr . Goo. Bruce..............- A. G. Hgbbick............ W. Marshdl.............. S.i'.UUrbiek. . W. Mom-hall . . . Dr. ccivet.. . . . . . J. M. Scully. . .. Board of Trade. Shooting Match i. with; In: 2ND swan ls'r swnxr 3RDswm 4m SWBBT? ......2101014 ...... 1211025 ......0000011 ......2100114 ......2210014 ......2121126 2010023 2111116 2202204 0011002 0201002 2002203 0220214 0201203 2000012 1010114 0020113 0111204 0220224 1101024 1022115 0001012 /'i"gtit 22013 21002 01213 02118 12124 10019 l TURKEY J. 0ffelmarln Carves Prices. . . J. Uffelmann wlitvytt,,21t1Jittet"eite/l'ntpl1ri'tit'it'iea, Di t ob t S B . WhittShirta, open back, cuffs attached. IS Pl ll e argams Special Orders tor Shirts Solicited J sie. utmrna,nn's1 C L 0 T II IN th (lilllllyhiff] ! Do You Want To Buy an OVERCOAT this Fall , If so, don't fail to see Tons of 1mioswrsyiiym.Wp' and Youths’ Overcoats 'to choose from. Large stock Undershirts and Drawers at, all prices, and the values cannot be beat. We offer you as nice a. line of Goods as you ever laid your eyes upon, in our Fall and Winter Selection of Men's and Boys' Clothing, Hats. Caps, Gontl' Furnishing Goods. Boots and shoes. This is a. change that will be counted as a. fortunate occurrence in your life. A chance to get just what you want, at a. just-what- you-want-to-pay price. If you want to get a little better article at a little lower price than you expected to pay, come to our store. Come and look " our goods. They will verify our statements No. 20 to 24 King Street East, Berlin, Ont" Next door to Neville'a Drug Store. Great - - SLAUGHTER SALE STOVES AND TINWARE " the New Hardware Store. In order to make room for our hardware stock. we will sell our immense stock of Stoves, Tinware, em. regardless of cost tor a. few days. . Canadian Goal on Only 150. pop Gal The trial of McLeod for the alleged swindling of $1500 from a farmer named MeBean, nenr Galt, was con- eluded on Friday night. The trial last- ed three days and was bitterly fought out between the Crown and defence. The prosecution claimed that McLeod VII the man who did the tin box trick in buying McBean’s farm last August and brought witnesses to identify him. Mr. Nicol Jeffrey, of Guelph, defended McLeod and had several witnesses to swear an alibi that he was in Guelph on that day. Judge Lemurse, before whom the case cnme up for hearing de. "erred judgment until Monday morn- ; 2:3» iairi" Ve v51“: ing, w... On Monday morning he found the prisoner not guilty. He analyzed the evidence at great length and while not diabelieving the Crown evidence, he thought their witnesses were mistaken in their identification of McLeod on the person who robbed McBeen. The wit. nesses for the defence were respect-tile men and their ohnrscter end reputation u to veracity, bed not been hnpeeched by the Crown. and he must believe them in preference to the witnesses called for the prosecution, is they had known the winner tor! "are. He hid particular. Itreu on the tracing of the livery bones " suggesting to the Crown - - 0.. ILLAW -i..i, “A Him catch your bird and then put the knife in deep, slicing it asmeatlr as and distribute the best bits among your friends, as - "w'" m "-rr%P .. irho had committed the' Millie. He ooncludod by 'arirttt um on Bil the iividemxrhisesmtid G'tiininyrsteito- guilty. m Ind, in my tado, to give a prisoner the New tet mandala From his new Pall and Winter Stock, and thus enjoy Thanks- giving Day in the real old- fashioned way. You can do this at B. BRUNK & CO,, GT; doubt which, initiate one, In uatt . conviction that the prisoner vac not tt , party the stole new In”, l MACKIE’a BLock,-Bmuatr. Formerly “The Ki McLeod Not GuiltY. our stock. We have "N""""'""" v- Under 315 year Endowment. Annual Premi. . um '67.12 for use 29 Seemed Nov., 1880. on the y Isa. pop Gal lite " Mr. Donald L. McKay, Kincardine, Ont Face Valle " Potter..........-..-- " L g B l Total Premiums In " “1.0856 " B ' Bed-ct DIvIdendl Paid”... m " m as - “LIN: hm Over t',oat..,...-..-.. 325591 "The Kitchen. Being a return of 8134 for each $100 invested or " per cent. Comm und Interest on the Pte _..---.---' mmms paid, besides 15 St tms' insu: ancx. f A fines Chrd Sateen for 81, regular 81.60, B k Simon. 76ts, " 1.25. Fane Knitted Shim. Mo, "INS, - H " Nnvy Blues, Shim, we, - All Kinds of Shirts. . Extm [tony Knitted sum. for " l Boyl‘ Shirt. of $11 Kinda, White Dress Shim. 50c. 75c, 81, Every oak buys our White Shirts, to they never fail to fit and wear well. White Full Dress shirts in all Sizes, White Dress Shirts. collar and cuff attached, WhitejShirta, open bath, cuffs attached. My Stock is now complete for fall and winter wear. Fine navy serge, 2 piece suits, $1.25, $I.75, $2.25. A fine all Wool Tweed Suit, 2 pieces, $2.50, $2.75, $3.00, $350. $3.75; 3 pieces, $4, $450. $5. $s-so.$6. Good Value and Fit Guaranteed. Boy' odd Pants and Coats, black Worsted Suits', Blouse Suits,'Vel- vet Suits, szy Blue Pea Jackets. As I have just opened this part of the stock recently,' my purchase is entirely new. Goods bought be- fore the recent advance in prices Full stock of Sizes of all Goods. W. J. Woollard, WALPER BLOCK Gents’ Furnishings, Hats and Caps, Boys' and Youths' Clothing. F BOYS' {and YOUTHS’ Dress and FOR a_good fit and Stylish Dress or Mantle go to the ACTUAL RESULTS.) omiii"hrw, LIFE W. Il- IIIIDELL Mer. W. IIBNDIY. Mar W. s. Iowans, sum. " Age-cle- Stratlord ..... NewHunbm-g. Baden ..r....... Petetatrurg..- Berlln......... 'roiiinto Iompm . Peg My} Wool Flame! sum} my” Wool Flap-d 8mm. gg-tt "/hesr Tweed Shim. Fancy Sinks: Flannel Shirts, . ties Flumelem Shirts, 1 Buck Sateen Shim, a Chrd Sum tAr Cll‘rogplgr 81.60, tr Grand Trunk Railway GOING EAST. FEM“? Railway Time Table. 1Uaitnmr .... .ttord.......... Gait and Elmira Branch. GOING NORTH. MISSES CROFT, Mantle Making. ' Upstairs, Uffeltmsn'g Store, King street, Waterloo ...... - 916 ---. ..... -- 921 - ,..... - 928 -..- ...... 605 943 820 e.... -- 953 818 ..... 81512131045 GOING WEST. 001)"! SOUTH 1130 820 2031060 231102 -palllf 'itlll', '3(B1161 '77” T had 616 420 72 £44 81 449 82 I56 88 510 85 518 90 740115 Pdr “.8114 WWW . WWII? 9lotilr,intt.ayt1 litt' to match for trimming. Ladies' and Children’s Underwear, Ttyn o‘Shanters, Mittens, and a great "ttr, of other Eg"',. at GT close glrices. 1 inter Knit . 5 in NII last, one but the trl', yams used. 30 Custom Knitting done to o or. ' WHEN that time comes we shall be ready again with a magnificent display of suitable presents cheaper than ever. For the present we want to sell Prize Books, Bibles, Albums, Wall Paper, etc Our stock being large in these lines, we will allow 20 per cent. discount. Bibles at Soc and up. Albums at 7ic', a good one tor$1.50. In prize books we have the Pansies, Elsies, E. P. Woc's, etc. Wall Paper with wall border and ceiling to match. Buttcrick's Dress Patterns. W.H. BECKER & CO., Booksellers GROFF & - ( Mlllllllilll The Noted IEillinery, Mantle and Dress Goods House. Goon RELIABLE GOODS. . COME MI) SEE! Groff t, Kym CHRISTMAS B COMING. Fancy Goods Store, King St., Waterloo. BERLIN. “GOODS V _ LE men. 1 TM ls itu'